SIGHTLINE, an esports lounge I modeled in Blender and turned into a website.
Line up the crosshair from the one seat that sees it and the whole hall lights up. 12 seats, 4 playable games, all running in the browser. The Blender scene was 482 MB, the site loads 3 MB.
Modeling,...
Turning an ancient wall painting into something you can move through.
The Wall Remembers is an interactive experiment inspired by the Tomb of Menna (TT69) in Luxor using light, movement, depth and scroll to bring parts of the painted world back to life.
Built with React + R3F.
I’ve...
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I posted this chess project here a while ago when it was basically an old Blender model I’d brought into the browser.
ended up going back to it again and rebuilding the whole page around it.
the pieces build into the board as you scroll, it moves into Reykjavík 1972, then the last...
made it to the other side.
864 frames later, the lounge is finally done.
started with one station and somehow ended up building the full environment and a 34-second cinematic.
put the full case study together below.
I thought the hard part was building the lounge.
then I hit Render.
36 seconds. 864 frames. GTX 1660 Super.
Blender says I’ll see the final film in about 52 hours.
this is one of the frames.
see you on the other side.
